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Ericsson confident of larger chunk of China TD-LTE business
Ericsson expects to expand its share of China Mobile's TD-LTE business via the operator's upcoming tender for network gear, said an executive for the infrastructure vendor.
IDC: Smartphone shipments eclipse feature phones for first time
Smartphones accounted for more than half of all mobile phones shipped during the first quarter of 2013, eclipsing feature phone shipments for the first time ever, research firm IDC reports.
Almost half of all DSL CPEs sold are Wi-Fi enabled, says Infonetics
The adoption of broadband services, including DSL, cable and fiber to the premises, helped drive what Infonetics Research said was "the strongest year yet in 2012" for customer premises equipment.
ZTE tests air-to-ground FDD-LTE network
China's ZTE, along with Hainan Airlines, have successfully completed a test of air-to-ground (ATG) broadband communications using an FDD-LTE network on a commercial airline flight.
GPON drove wireline access growth in Q4 2012, says Dell'Oro
GPON equipment sales for Fiber to the Home networks were an anomaly in Q4 2012, one that was arguably a weak quarter for last mile wireline access gear.
Ericsson rules the LTE roost, but TD-LTE will boost rivals
Ericsson sits atop the LTE infrastructure marketplace, but TD-LTE rollouts this year will benefit rivals Alcatel-Lucent, Huawei and ZTE, according to a fresh report.
Gartner: Samsung's sales dominance overshadowing Android brand
Samsung Electronics dominated both worldwide smartphone sales and overall mobile phone sales in 2012, and research firm Gartner contends the manufacturer's brand is now eclipsing Google's Android brand in the minds of consumers.
Intracom and ZTE roll out small cell backhaul products
Intracom Telecom unveiled StreetNode, an outdoor small-cell backhaul platform designed to deliver carrier-grade wireless backhaul network at street level and on wall surfaces or lamp posts.
ZTE's full-year loss may reach $460M
ZTE issued an earnings warning for 2012, saying it may lose $400 million to $460 million for the full year, a reversal of 221 percent to 241 percent from 2011's results.
EU document faults Huawei, ZTE for unfair pricing
A European Commission analysis ascertained that China-based Huawei and ZTE are guilty of dumping wireless network infrastructure at below fair-market prices in Europe, negatively impacting European competitors and putting pressure on European officials to decide what to do next, according to the Wall Street Journal .
